Sentence examples for not unavoidably from inspiring English sources

Something like stock-car racing, by contrast, is dangerous, but not unavoidably so.

Neuronal nuclei and nucleoli were clearly present in thin sections of snap-frozen rat (3 μm) and human (6 μm) tissue, indicating that neuronal nuclei/nucleoli are not unavoidably lost from unprotected section surfaces of unembedded tissue.

My belief might, after all, be little more than a lucky guess, since I need not have counted the sides of the visual image and it is not unavoidably obvious that there are ten of them.

According to that principle, even if the couple has the alternative of bringing the same child into a better existence – even if the existence is not unavoidably flawed – if the couple also has the alternative of not bringing the child into existence at all, the act under scrutiny cannot harm, or make things worse for, the child.

You can argue that his mistake was penny ante and that it's naïve to think governing and campaigning don't unavoidably meld.

A related question came from Cindi Canary, founder of the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform: "The law has changed, but has the culture?" That's relevant since we'll need proof that money isn't unavoidably corrosive and won't forever bring access and influence, while shutting out the little guy.

People and things — traditions, nations — really do die in the course of history, and not always unavoidably.

But it is, unavoidably, not Wallace at his best.

It is now a personal decision and not a prejudice unavoidably "in the air".

Such a network might contain diverse ethnic groups, along with some chronically and mentally ill patients, who altogether would have partially overlapping interests, goals, and needs, but the majority of its members' lives would not be as unavoidably intertwined with the healthcare system as would necessarily be the case for members of a patient community.

Isn't the reference unavoidably religious?